Review on Multicolor Desk Tree Lamp: Colors Changing Rose Flower Decor for Girls Bedroom, Christmas Tabletop Bonsai Tree - Perfect Home Wedding Party Living Decor & Valentine's Gift for Teens by Akane Rajakumar

I really like this white RGB rosebush. But there are a few things that could be done better. Firstly I think the green stems would be nice to make it look more like a real plant. The rose petals are quite realistic and the LEDs are not visible. So with green stems (and maybe some leaves?), once that's gone it could almost pass for something alive (at least for a moment). But if you really like the aesthetic of the black and white color scheme, this might just be the one for you. There were no instructions. As far as I can tell, there's no way to dim the light when it's in any mode other than constant. Pressing the sun buttons during any of the color changing modes only changes the speed of the change. If you adjust the brightness in constant mode, a lower brightness will be retained if you then select "flash", but the brightness level will not be saved if you select "smooth" (i.e. several different colors are displayed at the same time). . , constantly changing) or fading (where all the flowers are the same color at once, and then slowly rotate through all the colors at once). Repeatedly pressing the "Smooth" or "Flash" buttons results in different effects. The product page says it's 17.7 inches, and it definitely isn't. With the tallest rose pointing straight up, it measures 15.5 inches. My biggest complaint is that the color changes too quickly in everything but the "fade". Also, by adjusting the speed, the biggest change you can achieve is from "fast" to "spasmodic". Some effects would be really good if they weren't so stroboscopic. I leave mine on either "Fading" or one of the stable colors. You can choose from fifteen different colors on the remote control for a constant glow. However, the colors on the keys are only very rough approximations. Some colors really don't correlate well with button colors. Despite the description that it came with a 5V adapter, it wasn't in my package. It only has one USB port. Of course it could be connected to any USB/AC adapter, but it would be nice if it was included. I plugged mine into my Chromebook's USB port and left it on all night, probably around 2pm, and my battery went down to 48%, which is actually not bad considering my battery drained significantly overnight just because I'm sitting there (I just let him fall asleep). , in fact I never turned it off). My personal wish list would be better RPM control and something other than black stems.